
ISC300
6
Figure 4 shows the configuration for voltage measurement.
A full scale input range of
±
10V can be accepted by the
ISC300. The two sense lines can be connected to give open
or short circuit detection. An open circuit will result in an
output of < –5.1V and a short circuit will give a < 0.1V
output. See the Applications section under Fault Conditions
for more information.
Figure 7 shows a possible circuit configuration using jump-
ers to select voltage or RTD operation.
ISOLATED SUPPLIES
The two isolated supplies available on the input side are
capable of supplying
±
11.5V min at 5mA. These can be used
to provide power for external front-end circuitry for addi-
tional signal processing. When using the isolated supplies, it
is necessary to decouple them as close to the device as
possible. 10
μ
F tantalum capacitors should be used. This will
also improve the signal-to-noise ratio.
FIGURE 3. Resistance Measurement Configuration.
FIGURE 4. Voltage Measurement Configuration.
+V
ISO
Sense 2
–In
+In
Sense 1
Filter and
MUX
Line Resistance
–10V
to
+10V
–V
ISO
Com 1
PGA
20M
20M
+V
ISO
I
1
I
2
Sense 2
Com 1
– In
+In
Com 1
I
REF1
I
REF2
–V
ISO
Filter and
MUX
Line Resistance
0
to
500
R
S
20M
PGA